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Parley 0.1.7: more stable translation pipeline

Parley 0.1.7 hardens the live translation pipeline so longer sessions stay steadier—fewer stalls around disconnects, stop/start, and prepare/direction edge cases.

What's new in 0.1.7

  • Hardening around translation-pipeline stability: fewer user-visible stalls from disconnects, stop/start, and prepare/direction edge cases during longer sessions.
  • Continues the hosted realtime A/V (RTC) path introduced in 0.1.6; this release focuses on keeping that path steadier rather than changing product pricing or languages.

Why this matters

Lower wait only helps if the session stays up. In long meetings, brief network blips, restarting translation, or switching directions should not force a full reset more often than necessary.

0.1.7 tightens those recovery and readiness paths so interpretation can keep going with less interruption. We are not listing internal bug IDs here; the change is the cumulative stability work shipped with the current desktop build.

Get the current build

Desktop 0.1.7 is the current production release. Download from /download or follow get started for first-time setup. If you are still on 0.1.6, updating picks up both the RTC path and these stability fixes.

For how the realtime transport reduces non-model wait, see the RTC latency note and the 0.1.6 release notes.

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Related

0.1.6 RTC notes · RTC low-latency note · Download